Featured publishers still include Ubisoft, Failbetter Games, Devolver Digital, and Astra Logical. However, you can also look forward to announcements from 11 bit studios, Ghost Ship Publishing and Gameswing, Krafton, People Can Fly, Dear Villagers, Blumhouse Games, and many more. Saber Interactive, Shiro Games, Aspyr, and Level Infinite have also been confirmed.

Based on the publishers, we can probably expect updates on The Alters, Frostpunk 2, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, Lost Rift, Delta Force, and much more. We may also see the next update for Assassin’s Creed Shadows, which goes live in June and adds a new story quest, immersion settings, and more.

The jury is still out, but host Sean “Day[9]” Plott confirmed that the offerings range “from indie to triple-A.” Stay tuned for more details and updates as the showcase draws nearer.

Wartales: Pirates of Belerion also brings with it new options for base game content, including a new character class, weapon type, and new enemies, among other things.

The story in Pirates of Belerion revolves around the Sea Lords. Players will have to take to the seas in order to learn the sailing secrets of the Sea Lords, and will even get to take part in naval combat, as well as 1-on-1 duels with rival captains.

In keeping with the pirate theme, the DLC also brings with it new places to explore, a new culture, and a chance for players to earn more gold, infamy, and treasure. Along the way, players will get to interact with seafaring natives.

Wartales: Pirates of Belerion is available at $19.99. Wartales spent some time in Early Access on PC before eventually getting its 1.0 update back in April, and coming to Xbox Series X/S in November.

For its console release, Dune: Spice Wars now has a new interface designed around playing the game on a TV with a controller. The new control scheme offers all the tools players would need to scheme and plot their way to victory over the world of Arrakis.

The Xbox Series X/S release date for Dune: Spice Wars was announced earlier this month. The console release of the game comes just a few months after its PC release, which in turn came after the game spent quite some time as an Early Access title on Steam.

Dune: Spice Wars features a campaign mode, as well as a Conquest Mode that allows players to take on the role of any of the Houses, as well as tweak different scenarios and battle it out on procedurally-generated maps. The game also features multiplayer, with options for 1v1, 2v2, and free-for-all matches for up to four players.

Perhaps the most significant is Persona 5 Tactica, Atlus’ turn-based tactics spinoff, which will be available on Game Pass (via console, cloud, and PC), on the day of its release later this week, November 17. Meanwhile, later in the month, subscribers will get two more games.

On November 28, Roll7 and Private Division’s acclaimed rollerskating shooter Rollerdrome will be added to Game Pass to go along with its Xbox release. On the same day, 4K strategy title Dune: Spice Wars will make its console debut, and will be available on Game Pass (via console and cloud) right from day one. It’s also been available to PC Game Pass subscribers for some time.

Available now on Steam and the Microsoft Store after exiting early access last September, the real-time strategy title takes place on Arrakis, with six Houses vying for supremacy and Spice. As with any 4X title, you can claim victory through war, politics or spies. Scouring the planet for Spice is important, but you must also deal with sandworms that outright devour armies.

Along with the campaign, there’s also Conquest Mode, where you can play as any House, tweak different scenarios and battle in procedurally generated maps. Multiplayer is also included, with 1v1, 2v2, and Free-For-All matches supporting up to four players, with extensive options for win conditions, storms, AI difficulty and much more.

Wartales has been available on PC through Steam for quite a while as an Early Access title. The game left Early Access through a 1.0 release back in April. More recently, the game also made its way on to the Nintendo Switch.

The game proved to be quite successful for Shiro Games even back during its Early Access title. As of May, the game had sold over 600,000 copies. The number of copies sold has undoubtedly gone up since then.

Wartales is a tactical RPG where players are encouraged to find their own way through its diverse open world. The game revolves around players putting together their very own band of mercenaries as they take on quests and try to survive.

The new House is artistic but influential, using their works to gain power over the Landsraad. Out-maneuvering them in the political sphere will be challenging, but you can always rely on military might and territory control to win.

Dune: Spice Wars features Conquest Mode with various scenarios and procedurally generated maps but also supports multiplayer modes like 1v1, 2v2 and Free For All. There are also tutorials in place to help new players learn the mechanics. It currently retails for $29.99, but after exiting early access, the price will increase to $34.99. If you want to get in on the action, now’s a good time to buy in.

The new trailer also gives us a great look at how Dune: Spice Wars has evolved since it originally launched in early access last year. It has seen a number of updates released for it over time, including the Line in the Sand update from way back in January, and even the ability to play online multiplayer.

Dune: Spice Wars puts players into the shoes of the leader of one of the Great Houses of the Imperium on the planet of Arrakis. Players will take part in different part of the Dune mythos, including espionage and spycraft, alongside making use of other RTS and 4X genre conventions to conquer the world of Arrakis and control the flow of spice.

Dune: Spice Wars is currently available on PC as an early access title on Steam.

CEO Nicolas Cannasse said, “We’re overwhelmed with gratitude by the positive community feedback. You are now more than 600,000 players who have explored the Wartales world, and so many of you have spent hundreds of hours enjoying the game and sharing your discoveries with other players. Thank you, it means a lot to us!”

Wartales follows a medieval world beset by the Great Plague, which brought the previous Edoran Empire down a century prior. You command a group of mercenaries, doing your best to get by while taking on contracts and bounties to survive. Since exiting early access, it offers over 100 hours of gameplay, with the 1.0 release adding more story content, full English voice acting, and a new Tomb of the Ancients.

The level cap has also increased to 12, and Braveries, powerful new skills for each character per round, are also available. It also added various quality-of-life changes, like the last level of Professions taking less time to unlock, revamps to The Alchemist and more. Whether it will receive extensive post-launch support like Northgard remains to be seen, so stay tuned.

Additional story content has been added, and the entire game now has English voice acting. Along with a new Elite and arena, there’s a new Tomb of the Ancients in Vetrue to explore, which contains a “special enemy.” Don’t worry – you can bolster your party with snow wolves and bears, and the level cap is now 12. There are also Braveries, 12 new skills that are available once per character in a round.

A new difficulty is available in the Arenas, and Professions have been rebalanced so that the last level takes less time to unlock. The Alchemist also got some quality-of-life changes like purchasing oil recipes with krowns, fewer random effects, brand new recipes and much more. Stay tuned for more updates in the coming months.